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No heat, short-cycling, or won't ignite — diagnosed and fixed, often same day.
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Check it yourself before anyone starts work — Washington runs a free lookup. Ask for the contractor's registration number, then search it on the state's Verify a Contractor tool at secure.lni.wa.gov/verify to see whether the registration is active and the bond and insurance are current. A contractor who won't give you a number is not one to let near your furnace.
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AC not cooling in Spokane? Here's what's usually wrong.
When the AC quits during a Spokane heat wave, the cause is usually one of three — and one of them you can often clear yourself.
It's running but blowing warm air. The two usual causes are a dirty outdoor unit and low refrigerant. First, go look at the outdoor unit — if the fins are packed with cottonwood, grass clippings, or dust, it can't dump heat, and a gentle rinse with the power off can bring it back. If it's clean and still warm, refrigerant is likely low, which means a leak — that's a pro fix, not a top-off, because the refrigerant never gets "used up."
There's ice on the lines or the indoor unit. A frozen AC almost always means airflow is choked off — a clogged filter or a blocked return vent — or refrigerant is low. Turn the system off so it can thaw (running it frozen can wreck the compressor, the most expensive part), swap the filter, and if it ices up again with a clean filter, it needs a tech.
It won't come on at all. Check the free things first: thermostat set to cool and below room temperature, the breaker for the outdoor unit not tripped (AC pulls a big jolt of power to start and trips breakers on hot days), and the outdoor disconnect switch on. If it hums but the fan won't spin, that's usually a failed start capacitor — a small, common part that fails in the heat.
Spokane summers stay dry but push into the 90s, and AC failures cluster on the first real heat wave — the day every cooling company in the county is booked solid. That's why our Spokane AC repair dispatch runs same-day whenever possible. If the checks above don't bring the cold air back, start a free quote and we’ll send it to a local HVAC company.
Heater not working in Spokane? Here's what's usually wrong.
Most people call it the heater; a tech calls it the furnace — same thing. When it quits on a cold Spokane night, the cause is usually one of three, and a couple are worth checking yourself before anyone comes out.
It runs, then shuts off after a few minutes. This is short-cycling. The most common cause is also the cheapest — a clogged filter starving the heater of air, which trips a safety switch that shuts the burners down. Swap the filter first. If it keeps happening with a clean filter, the blower motor or the safety limit switch is the likely culprit.
It tries to light, then gives up. On most heaters built in the last twenty-five years this is a dirty flame sensor — a thin metal rod that confirms the burner actually lit. When it gets coated, the heater can't prove there's a flame and shuts the gas off by design. Cleaning it is a small job.
Nothing happens at all. Before anyone is dispatched, check the free stuff: thermostat set to heat and above room temperature, fresh thermostat batteries, the heater's own power switch on (it looks like a light switch nearby and gets bumped off more often than you'd think), the breaker not tripped, the gas on, and the furnace door fully closed — an open door holds a safety switch and the heater won't run.
Spokane heaters run hard from October through March, and failures cluster around the first hard freeze — the night the system is finally asked for everything it has, and the night every heating company in the county is slammed. That's why our Spokane heater repair dispatch runs around the clock. If the checks above don't bring the heat back, start a free quote and we’ll send it to a local HVAC company.
What heater & HVAC repairs typically cost in Spokane.
Ballpark ranges to help you plan — not a quote. Any contractor should confirm an exact price in writing before work begins.
Spokane HVAC repair — FAQ
Is there a fee just to come out and diagnose it?+
You'll know any diagnostic or service-call fee up front, before anyone is dispatched — never a surprise on the invoice. Many repairs can be quoted right after the diagnosis so you can decide before work begins.
How much will the repair cost?+
It depends on the system and the problem, but you always get a clear, upfront quote before any work starts. Get it in writing, and no work should start without your OK.
Will you push a new system when I just need a repair?+
No. The goal is to fix what you have whenever it makes sense. A replacement is only recommended when a repair isn't safe or cost-effective — and you'll get an honest explanation either way.
How do I check a contractor is registered and insured?+
Check it yourself before anyone starts work — Washington runs a free lookup. Ask for the contractor's registration number, then search it on the state's Verify a Contractor tool at secure.lni.wa.gov/verify to see whether the registration is active and the bond and insurance are current. A contractor who won't give you a number is not one to let near your furnace.
How fast can someone come out?+
Same-day service is usually available across Spokane and the nearby suburbs, with 24/7 dispatch for no-heat and no-cool emergencies.
Is the work guaranteed?+
That is set by whichever contractor does the work, not by this site. Most HVAC companies offer a workmanship guarantee and pass on the manufacturer’s parts warranty — ask for both in writing before the job starts, and check what each one actually covers.
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